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The Empire of the Nickel
"For five cents Coney Island will feed you, frighten you, cool you, toast you, flatter you, or destroy your inhibitions. And in this nickel empire boy meets girl." [more inside]
A Little Knowledge
For more than forty years, Betty Debnam has been writing, illustrating, and publishing a newspaper for kids: The Mini Page. It's now fully archived online. [more inside]
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The CBC Radio 3 Digital Magazine ran from November 2002 until March 2005, garnering numerous accolades in Canada and abroad with its unique blend of music, journalism, literature and photography. Here is the complete archive of 105 issues. [more inside]
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Cashiers du Cinemart. Film Threat's Dave Williams: "a thin, primitive hobby publication with an obvious ax to grind; making it far less interesting than you think it is, and compelling me to conclude it's impossible for you to ever get your shit together...killing one more tree for your pointless, directionless, self-aggrandizing 'zine with nothing to offer is a sad, selfish waste." Best known for the Anti-Tarantino saga, one man's quest to get a director to acknowledge his influences, Cashiers is a great '90s 'zine with archives online.
Scotsman Newspaper Digital Archive 1817-1950
Edinburgh's Scotsman newspaper has launched a digital archive covering all editions from 1817-1950. There are several stories with an American slant which may be something that interests you. There is coverage on such things as the hanging of the notorious bodysnatchers Burke and Hare. Unfortunately, after viewing the free archives it is a paysite, but I still think it's worth a look as there is easily a couple of hours of interesting reading on the free articles that are included. The set-up and look of this site is brilliant as well.
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The year 2014 saw a change in the way Germany was perceived as a foreign policy actor. The crisis in Ukraine and the EU's relationship with Russia, but also the instability in the Southern Neighbourhood has put Europe under intense pressure.
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LONDON (AP) - As Prince William and Kate Middleton tie the knot, Associated Press journalists are hunting down the most interesting details, from Westminster to points around the globe. Here's the latest on the big event.
7:25 a.m.
Martin Landau's at the wedding? Probably not. But a 1902 State Landau _ one of the royal carriages _ will be carrying William and Kate from Westminster Abbey to Buckingham Palace, the palace said Friday morning. That means they'll have the top down _ actually, it doesn't have a top _ so they may catch a raindrop or two if the weather turns south.
7:13 a.m.
Is it too early to talk about beer? Not on royal wedding day. AP's Fergus Bell, who's roaming Trafalgar Square, says he saw people wheeling crates of beer to the bar tent.
Cheers, wedding watchers.
7:03 a.m.
It's cool and cloudy in London at the moment, but the Met Office, Britain's national weather services, says there will be "sunny spells developing." But scattered showers are possible, so if you're in town, bring your brolly. (For the uninitiated, that's an umbrella in these parts.)
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Health secretary nominee Sylvia Mathews Burwell, from small-town West Virginia, has served in numerous government posts, including Obama's budget director. Republicans praise her low-key manner.
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Additionally, a Russian press report published Wednesday said President Barack Obama proposed in a recent letter to Putin that the United States and Russia conclude a legally binding agreement on exchanging information about missile defenses with the goal of "guaranteeing the absence of a mutual threat." The report was carried in the Kommersant Daily.
White House spokeswoman Caitlin Hayden had no comment on the Russian report.
"We generally don't comment on the content of the president's correspondence and we won't this time," she told the Washington Free Beacon.
Disclosure of the letter followed Republican congressional opposition last week to revelations that the Pentagon has held internal discussions on declassifying missile defense technical data that could be shared with the Russians.
Rep. Mo Brooks (R., Ala.) and Sen. Mark Kirk (R., Ill.) said last week they opposed any sharing of missile defense data, warning such exchanges would undermine U.S. national security and compromise missile defenses developed at the cost of hundreds of billions of U.S. taxpayers' dollars.
Thomas Moore, a former strategic affairs specialist with the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee, said Russia plans to create a vast air and missile defense architecture in and among states of the former Soviet Union under the Collective Security Treaty Organization.
"Its recent announcement of the S-300 [air-missile defense] deployments to Belarus are an indicator of things to come," Moore said, noting that open source reports indicated Moscow has developed a nuclear warhead for the S-300.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov linked the Belarus deployments to what he said was a violation of an agreement limiting NATO expansion in the 1990s.
"We can wonder aloud why Russia feels the need to make these threatening gestures, but with no real NATO missile defense architecture in Europe, I think the Russians are going to continue to use NATO air and missile defense improvements, or even the hint of future improvements, as an animating factor for most of their arms sales and defense cooperation," Moore said.
"The final phases of this cooperation will result in a new Warsaw Pact, of sorts," he said. "It doesn't take much imagination to see that if one phase of this is some new Warsaw Pact, the next phase will be some new ABM Treaty."
Jack Caravelli, a former CIA analyst now with the LIGNET strategic intelligence group, said Russian interest in expanding air defense and missile defenses is part of a larger, across-the-board effort by Putin to enhance strategic military capabilities that was announced during last year's presidential campaign.
"Russia has the technical capabilities and decades of experience to develop robust defensive capabilities at the same time the Obama administration is pondering even deeper cuts in its strategic forces, on top of the New START Treaty signed with Russia several years ago," Caravelli said.
Russia is also developing and deploying a new generation of long-range missiles, upgrades that will result in a more modernized force than any systems the United States will be able to match for at least two decades, he said.
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NEW DELHI: Nobody wants to be on record, but many seasoned Pakistani watchers within the security establishment are beginning to suspect that Tuesday's attack on Indian soldiers may have been executed by the Special Services Group (SSG), the Pakistan Army's commando unit. Reasons for this presumption are many â€" most important being that the one operation that has most parallels with the attack was a strike of February 2000, which was suspected to be an action by the SSG. "I don't have any credible evidence to say for sure, but the way the operation was carried out, the beheading etc point fingers at the SSG," said a senior official in the security establishment . He said it had an uncanny resemblance to the February 27, 2000, operation, which was led by Ilyas Kashmiri , the dreaded terrorist commander who was killed in a US drone attack.
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LONDON : The family of a London-based former Pakistani general, who has been named in the media as the man who led the CIA to Osama bin Laden's hideout in the garrison city of Abbottabad , have denied his involvement. Retired Brigadier Usman Khalid , now a British citizen, was named as the informant whose tip-off led to the assassination of the world's most wanted man in 2011. His family have told 'The Daily Telegraph' of their anger that their father - who died a year ago after living in London for 35 years - has been publicly humiliated as the source of the leak.
Pak admits terrorists were Pakistanis: US
December 6, 2008
NEW DELHI: The United States has confirmed to India that Pakistan's military and intelligence chiefs have effectively admitted that the terrorists involved in last weeks terror attacks in Mumbai were Pakistani nationals and members of terrorist outfit the Lashkar-e-Taiba, according to a Times Now report. Chairman of US joint chiefs of staff admiral Michael Mullen made the revelations to national security advisor MK Narayanan and defence minister AK Antony. Mullen told Indian government officials that he had told Pakistan that the US had evidence that the terrorists involved in the Mumbai attacks were Pakistani nationals and members of LeT. Earlier, Mullen had asked Pakistan's top leadership to "investigate aggressively any and all possible ties to groups based in Pakistan", the US embassy said in a statement.
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ET Bureau
Several Pakistanis accused in the Mumbai terror attacks of November 26, 2008, have not been brought to face trial, home secretary RK Singh has said. India had provided additional evidence against Lashkar-e-Taiba founder Hafiz Saeed and other accused but very little progress has been made in the investigations in Pakistan, Singh said in Islamabad on Thursday. The additional evidence should be presented in the Pakistani court and used to prosecute the terror suspects, he told journalists at the conclusion of the first day of two-day talks with his Pakistani counterpart Khwaja Siddique Akbar.
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May 3, 2013
ISLAMABAD: The murder of Indian death row convict Sarabjit Singh in a Pakistani jail has the potential to impact bilateral relations and authorities must get to the bottom of the affair and punish everyone responsible for his death, the Pakistani media said on Friday. News of the brutal attack on Sarabjit in Lahore's Kot Lakhpat Jail last week and his death yesterday figured on the front pages of most Pakistani dailies on Friday. Sarabjit, 49, died of cardiac arrest after being comatose for nearly a week following the attack by other prisoners on April 26. The front page report in the The Express Tribune said: 'After spending 22 years, eight months and three days in a Pakistani prison Sarabjit Singh returned to India on Thursday not to be reunited with his family, but to be laid to rest.
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November 1, 2013
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November 28, 2013
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- May 1, 2009Hi Ron, thanks for jumping in here...
In AR-Cluster I do not have the BPQ-OCX option checked. I have always used the AGWPE interface.
Since my last post I have made progress, I think i'm getting close, it's clear I need to be running the AGWtoBPQ app. I was getting an error when it was starting becuase it couldn't open a socket.
Okay a few more details... I have AGW setup for port 8010 by the way, I used 8010 in AGW early on and decided to keep it that way for now. BPQ is talking to the AGW on 8010 because I can control the radio ports.
I figured out I was getting the socket bind error because I had AGWtoBPQ setup for port 8010, in my rust to configure things, I thought it was to point to port 8010 where AGWPE is listening.
I just fixed this... pointed AGWtoBPQ back to port 8000 and now it's starting up.
Plus, now when I try to make a NETROM connect to AR-Cluster, I'm seeing a different message. I now get a CONNECT and then this message comes back:
#BM96:W7EO-8} Connected to UTDXC:NC7J
No AGWPE Host Sessions available
#BM96:W7EO-8} Welcome back.
Last night was the first time I have EVER looked at BPQ config files... so thanks for helping out here. :)
On the AGW side, I have two radio ports... actually i'm using a Kan 9612, one 1200 baud port and a 9600 baud port on our Utah 9600 baud backbone freq.
So in AGW I have 3 ports setup, the 1200 baud port, the 9600 baud port and a loopback port that I was using with Digiplex... the loop back is still in place. It sounds like it won't be required when I get this working? not sure...
Ron, I'll send you the two config files below direct to your email. Don't laugh at my edits! It was a 1am session last night plowing through the configs for the first time. :)
One last thing, AR-Cluster is set for the callsign NC7J obviously.
I'll do some more research on the No AGWPE Host Sessions Available message too.
Max NG7M
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> Max NG7M
> The BPQ32 to AR-Cluster setup is described in the BPQ32 Installation Document.
> Assuming you have read that I will bring up the essential points.
> You must in AR-Cluster Cfg>I/O Devices...>Input/Output Configuration select either BPQ-OCX or AGW PE|AGW to BPQ as the interface method. AR-Cluster will allow you to select both, but do not do so!
> If you choose BPQ-OCX as the interface method, then upon starting AR-Cluster will bring up BPQ32. If you choose AGW to BPQ as the interface method, you will have to manually start AGWtoBPQ.exe.
> In the BPQ-OCX interface method you do not have to select the Application Mask within BPQ32, it is hard coded in AR-Cluster to 0x1. That means that in your APPLICATIONS= string in bpqcfg.txt the first parameter must be used for AR-Cluster.
> For the AGWtoBPQ interface method you may use any position in the APPLICATIONS= string, but you must specify the corresponding applications mask for that position in the AGWtoBPQ program thus: Config>Configuration>Appl Mask. Since you have told us that your AR-Cluster application is in the first position in that string you would enter 0x1 in that location in the Configuration window.
> If you have done one or the other of the above the interface should work.
> I run two copies of AR-Cluster. My main cluster, N5IN, uses the AGWtoBPQ interface. My test cluster, N5IN-1, uses the OCX interface. I do this just to be sure for each new release that both interface methods continue to work.
> If you continue to have problems with this I will need to see your bpqcfg.txt and bpqaxip.cfg files.
> Ron N5IN
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> From: ng7m <m.matthew.george@...>
> To: firstname.lastname@example.com
> Sent: Friday, May 1, 2009 1:58:59 AM
> Subject: [BPQ32] Switch to BPQ32 from Digiplex using AGW
> I decided to make the switch on the NC7J AR-Cluster to BPQ32... I have been using Digiplex with AGWPE with mixed results.
> I have things working pretty well, I can run BPQTerminal and control all of my ports via AGWPE Pro. I can connect to the BPQ node from the AGWPE controled ports too.
> The problem I have is that when I try to connect to AR_Cluster from the BPQ node interface, it says 'Sorry, All DX Ports are in use - Please try later'
> I have only one BPQ application setup and it's defined as DX for my AR-Cluster setup (NC7J)
> I have been searching around trying to see anything I could have missed in the bpqcfg.txt. Poking around for hours now... ;) no luck.
> I hope I have missed something obvious and that someone can point me in the right direction.
> BPQ as a node is working great... it's getting node broadcasts and sending out node broadcasts from the AGW controlled ports etc...
> I have my app for AR_Cluster configured like this in the bpqcfg.txt file:
> My node call is NG7M-1 and on external nodes, UTDXC routes down to NG7M-1
> The 'all ports are in use' error is leaving me scratching my head... I can't find anything obvious searching here on the BPQ32 group either??
> de NG7M Max
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post #38163 of 7872110/23/12 at 1:25pmWell, FWIW the tie is washed out in the pic. It is actually silver with navy dots, not white.post #38164 of 7872110/23/12 at 1:27pm@gdl, Yes Carlo Barbara for H. Lesser
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Sure, I hate it, but you've got some nuts and that I like. Although judging by the size of the trousers, you're keeping them in a jar in your desk drawer for now...
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I have two issues with this, albeit petty ones: firstly, the tie and the PS, by coincidence, seem very close in shade, and at first glance they appear to match. Maybe the colours are less matching in real life. I cannot believe the Spoo would ever commit the sin of "matchy matchy", even if in a hurry.
But the second is the shirt. The jacket is soft and textured, the trousers are throwaway chinos, and the shoes informal suede. But the shirt, partly with the stripe but mainly with that spread collar, seems way too formal for the outfit. It's stiff, City, business-y to me. I think maybe either something softer/longer in the collar, or even a button-down, would have worked this constructed-casual thing a bit more consistently. And a simple square check or even just an oxford weave, instead of the stripe.
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